In the memories of all the children who shot dead by guns in USA
The other side. Dr.Saad Ramzi Al- Hashimi, PhD This is in the memories of all the children who shot dead and murdered by guns ,because the other side dont believe … Continue Reading →
Paranormal Zone,The Haunting Dimensions- PZHD
Investigation of paranormal activities/ parapsychology and haunting – Cleansing using wide range of methods since 1986. Now serving in Alberta.
paranormal and paranoia,panic attack
The other side. Dr.Saad Ramzi Al- Hashimi, PhD This is in the memories of all the children who shot dead and murdered by guns ,because the other side dont believe … Continue Reading →
Spirit’s attachment & breakup of your families Dr.Saad Ramzi Al- Hashimi, PhD Spirit attachments on people with whom we have close emotional ties with such as; wife, husband, partner, … Continue Reading →
How can we support our friends emotionally? Dr.Saad Ramzi Al- Hashimi, PhD In these days, people losing thier jobs, laidoff, afraid from what will happen in the time of inflation … Continue Reading →
SAD= Stress Anxiety Depression Stress, Anxiety, depression, psychosis, and personality disorders. Steve Ramsey, PhD At various times, anxiety has been regarded either as a natural state worth embracing or … Continue Reading →
Remember that in 95% of the time what you are experiencing is consistent with recognized illnesses of the mind that are known to cause symptoms like what you are experiencing. … Continue Reading →
The second most common of the symptoms of spirit attachment is: Strong Negative Emotions in the Living Person. Everything that exists groups itself according to the speed of vibration. If … Continue Reading →
It is a depersonalization and not an alien abduction Steve Ramsey, PhD -Public Health It is a depersonalization and not an alien abduction, that is my theory about those who … Continue Reading →
One day in the late 1840s, Princess Alexandra Amelie, the 23-year-old daughter of the recently abdicated King Ludwig I of Bavaria, was making her way through the corridors of the … Continue Reading →
The problem of possession caused by addiction. During these current, unsettling times, addiction has become a source of serious anguish for a great amount of people both in terms of … Continue Reading →
Josef Mengele, byname Todesengel (German: “Angel of Death”), the evil german doctor (born March 16, 1911, Günzburg, Germany—died February 7, 1979, Enseada da Bertioga, near Sao paulo , Brazil), Evil Nazi … Continue Reading →
Anxiety, especially chronic anxiety, commonly leads to back pain Muscle tension may be the primary cause, but there are other supplementary anxiety symptoms that could also cause back pain Simple … Continue Reading →
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) is a disorder characterized by extreme exhaustion or lethargy that does not go away with rest and cannot be explained by an underlying medical condition. For … Continue Reading →
narcissism (example president Trump), psychopathy ; For 15 years, research into dark personality traits (including narcissism (example president Trump), psychopathy and Machiavellianism) has been rapidly expanding. We now know that these traits are far more evident, on average, in men than women. Continue Reading →
Are we in control? And if so where is God in this picture?When a jury finds a defendant guilty of a crime or a tribunal disciplines a doctor for malpractice, we tacitly assume that the blameworthy party had a good awareness of their actions and the outcomes that ensued.
We always assume things because there are many fake and false stories and many good actors who get away with crime because they have a good lawyer who can make you believe that his client is suffering from delusions caused by stress, depression and mental illness. Continue Reading →
How your brain is handling the pandemic? In record numbers, Americans are anxious, worried, sleep-deprived, distracted, and depressed. The China virus pandemic’s triple whammy of an invisible and omnipresent threat (coronavirus infection), profound disruptions in daily life, and uncertainty for the future has thrust many people into a chronic, high-stress state that is, let’s just say, less than optimal for rational thinking or any other sort of higher-order cognitive functioning.
While the Covid-19 pandemic rages on worldwide, the immediate mental health impact of this collective trauma is coming into focus even as the outlook for long-term psychological effects remains considerably fuzzier. People are suffering with Covid stress, covid anxiety , covid depression and covid anger ,fighting each others , pointing fingers, reduce trust in the government and health authorities who changing their mind all the time making the people less trusted with what they say.
Are we experiencing a pandemic of mental illness? Much has been reported about the ill-termed “mental health pandemic” that seems to be surging through the U.S. and other countries in lockstep with lockdowns and the death, societal disruption, and economic devastation of the viral pandemic.
Many experts have sounded the alarm too late and in some areas too shallow, for an approaching tsunami of psychological maladies that could sink an already overburdened mental healthcare system. People are not used too seen their families less, not traveling, not gathering , not going to bars and movies , not going to the games, wedding and parties, this is the heart of American and Canadian way of living ,It is hard to adjust to new reality for them . They can’t find toilet papers in the store! What the F is going on as many says.
A growing cache of data seems to bear out those fears. One of the most recent, survey conducted in April and May, found a three-fold increase in depression since the pandemic began.
The researchers examined mental health problems relative to 13 pandemic-specific stressors, including loss of a job, death of someone close to you due to Covid-19, and financial problems (see box for full list). The more stressors people reported, the more likely they were to also report symptoms of anxiety and depression.
Other studies show similar rises. From April to June, the Census Bureau tracked anxiety and depression symptoms among Americans in weekly emergency surveys, finding a sharp rise in both.
In a Kaiser Family Foundation Health conducted in July, more than half of U.S. adults (53 percent) said worry and stress related to coronavirus has had a negative impact on their mental health, up from 39 percent in May.
A key question is whether, and to what degree, pandemic-related symptoms of anxiety and depression will progress into serious mental illness and increased rates of suicide and addiction, or if all this angst and gloom is more accurately seen as a normal adaptive response to the amped-up stress that many people are experiencing during Covid.
The evolving field of disaster mental health requires that practitioners (clinicians and indigenous helpers) work with individuals and whole communities in the field rather than in an office.
Among the lessons it has taught us is that large-scale traumatic events such as 9/11 or Hurricane Katrina trigger immediate and persistent psychological symptoms in large swaths of the affected population. Continue Reading →